I disagree.
I regularly visit codrops and they show a lot of cases how you can use them. A lot of the frontend web development is using them a lot.
http://www.ns.nl/ the dutch train company, for example uses a mix of inline svg, background image svg and scr tags with svgs.
https://www.spotify.com/nl/ uses SVG in the logo, the account icon and the arrows.
https://www.digitalocean.com/ svg is best practise for having vector images on your site.
The nice thing of SVG is the compatibility with css, for the web it is a nice tool to use.
I disagree.
I regularly visit codrops and they show a lot of cases how you can use them. A lot of the frontend web development is using them a lot.
http://www.ns.nl/ the dutch train company, for example uses a mix of inline svg, background image svg and scr tags with svgs.
https://www.spotify.com/nl/ uses SVG in the logo, the account icon and the arrows.
https://www.digitalocean.com/ svg is best practise for having vector images on your site.
The nice thing of SVG is the compatibility with css, for the web it is a nice tool to use.